dragonZ28

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Okay, it is coming along quite nicely. The front bumper cover has been shaved, and all the door dents and dings have been knocked out and smoothed. the rear bumper cover is only held on by a few bolts right now, hence the gap. Othe small changes are removed body side moldings (staying removed), and removed badges (coming up with something a little different). The body work still has some block sanding work left to be done, but you get the point. It may go in for spraying in the booth on friday.

227Hawk

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Looks like a run in the primer back side of fuel door.
Hawk
Looking good though

dragonZ28

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Yep, but like I said, it still needs to be block sanded and such.

Z28_DAD

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what did you use to fill in the front camaro?

dragonZ28

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Nothing - it's an aftermarket bumper, and they don't have the "CAMARO" text in them. I just had the grille mounting holes shaved because they are uglier than butt.

Z28_DAD

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what did you use on the mounting holes? would it work for the camaro letters too?

dragonZ28

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I think that he used a urethane patching compound - basically hard plastic/rubber just like the material the fenders and front bumper cover are made of. It's not just some bondo slapped into the holes. This will last forever.

1SicV8

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wow ur really goin at that car!

cant wait til u get it all done.....itll look good like the front

The Black Pearl

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Awesome! Im workin on gettin my car painted soon and I was thinkin about havin the front shaved like that.. But my billet grille will be over it so I dont know if its worth it.. lol

dragonZ28

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I've seen the front done in every way possible in person - billet grille, intercooler mounted, pulled grille, SLP grille insert, and shaved. Shaved absolutely looks the best, in my opinion.